The Race Card Project
By Michele Norris
Abigail,
Forest Lake, MN
I grew up in the rural Midwest. Being a Korean adoptee in a Norwegian and Swedish area, I really stood out. I have felt the ugly racist, hateful remarks my entire life. I grew so I wouldn’t be consumed. Flower you say? I’m a mountain!
Tho Nguyen,
Greenbelt, MD.
Tho is from Vietnam and grew up in Tacoma
Amanda is from Oroville, grew up in the Tri-Cities
Tho and Amanda met at the Barnes and Noble in the U-Village while Tho was writing his dissertation
Tho and Amanda lived in Vietnam for 4 years since 2008
Amanda learned Vietnamese. Tho’s parents is pleased. Tho and Amanda married in 2012.
Tho and Amanda now live in Greenbelt, MD where Amanda is pursuing a PhD in Public Health at Johns Hopkins and Tho is an Fellow at the National Science Foundation.
Kole Myrick,
Portland, OR.
As a trans man I often feel very marginalized, but when you look at it based solely on race, I have an incredible amount of privilege. Because of these intersections it is up to me, and other white trans folks, to help bring up trans people of color. We are all stronger together.
Evelyn Ingram,
Leesburg, VA.
Yesterday, I cried typing these words and I couldn’t click Submit. I think I’m stronger today. I can’t wait to pass this along. -Evelyn
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